Zelda BoTW Grante Secret Vendor - Armor & Weapon Buy Back ...

Grante is a secret vendor in Zelda Breath of The Wild. He can be found in Tarrey Town, and he allows you to buy back the armor and weapons you’ve sold or lost. He’s extremely expensive (you’ll need 4000 rupees per armor piece), and you need to do a bunch of stuff to unlock his services. In this guide, we’re going to show you where to find Zelda Breath of the Wild Grante secret vendor, how to buy back armor & weapons.

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Tarrey Town Secret Vendor Location

If you’ve already built up Tarrey Town, travel there (it’s in the northeast, near the giant volcano). Go to the house on the northeast side of the town and climb up to the first floor terrace. You will find Grante there.YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Kilton Secret Vendor – Monster Shop

In order to get to Grante, you’ll first have to build Tarrey Town from the ground up. In order to do so, you’ll first need to complete Hylian Homeowner quest, then the From the Ground Up quest.

In short, to complete Hylian Homeowner, you have to go south of Hateno Village & find foreman Bolson. He’ll offer to build you a house, and if you accept, he’ll tell you that you need to bring him 3000 rupees and 30 wood bundles. Needless to say, this will take quite a while. You can also check out the rupee farming guide – you’re gonna need it.

Next is the From the Ground Up quest, where you get to basically build a whole new town called Tarrey Town. It’s a long quest, but very rewarding. You’ll have to collect a bunch of wood and travel all around the map to find different residents to play key roles in the new settlement. When you complete it, Grante will appear in his spot.

How to buy back armor & weapons

Grante’s invetory will gradually increase as you discover new outfits and weapons. He only stocks stuff you’ve discovered elsewhere, allowing you to buy them if you sold them or they ran out of durability. He’s a lifesaver for those who accidentaly sold a cool costume, or those who wore out their Hylian Shield. Mind you, he’s really expensive.